Go to your Profile page in the mobile app, log out, close the app completely and then log back in. *After doing either or both of the above, try sharing an activity, if it fails (it may say it has posted but still fail) please try again. Many times it works the second time.

Linking Your Accounts: Login to www.strava.com, then go to your Settings on the drop-down menu under your name in the top right. To the right of your settings page, you’ll see a box labeled “Social Connections” (highlighted below). When you click Connect with Facebook, etc.

From your dashboard and the activity feed, you can also select to share one of your activities to Facebook by clicking on the Share menu. From the website, select the down arrow in the upper-right to reveal the option to share on Facebook.

Strava provides two maps for viewing your activities on the Strava website: Standard and Satellite. The interactive maps on the Strava app use Google Maps and Apple Maps for the Android and iOS apps respectively.

If you sync your Facebook and Strava accounts, either by originally signing up to Strava using your Facebook account or by connecting your accounts afterward, we will show you other Strava users who you are friends with on Facebook.

Tap the Edit button to edit the activity and change its name or type, control the activity’s privacy or delete it. Tapping the map view will display the full-screen map as well as a list of matched segments. Tap on View All Results to see a full list of segment results and their corresponding achievements.

No, you can’t. You can only see who is following you, not who is just looking at your profile/rides. Hi, welcome to bicycles. While correct, you could improve this answer (making it authoritative) if you could link to an official source (on Strava) that explained the details of who can see what.

Far more athletes are using those apps to augment their Strava experience. There’s an app for everyone, from those that let you dive deep into the nerdiest of performance data, to an app that helps you make a friend in your neighborhood who runs the same pace as you.

Connect your Strava and Facebook accounts to share your route map, show you key activity stats and tag friends in your posts. From your Dashboard and the Activity Feed. From your Dashboard and the Activity Feed, you can also select to share one of your activities to Facebook by clicking on the Share menu.

Street-level detail is available only to registered Strava athletes. Log in or sign up to make the most of the Global Heatmap. Athletes from around the world come here to discover new places to be active. Here’s what you should know about the heatmap and the data it reflects:

Here’s what you should know about the heatmap and the data it reflects: The heatmap shows ‘heat’ made by aggregated, public activities over the last two years. The heatmap is updated monthly. Activity that athletes mark as private is not visible. Athletes may opt out by updating their privacy settings.